Sentence examples for acknowledged an affinity from inspiring English sources

In perhaps his only similarity with his predecessor, Richard A. Grasso, he even said he was a Yankee fan, owing to his 25 years at Goldman Sachs -- though he acknowledged an affinity for his hometown Chicago Cubs.

Arcangel acknowledges an affinity with Marclay, and says of his work, "Christian goes entirely at his own pace, and his work is super-tight as a result".

Didion insists she didn't know what the label meant, and giggles at the notion of her inclusion ("certainly I have nothing in common with Hunter [S Thompson]"), but she acknowledges an affinity with Norman Mailer "as a reporter, and because he was also an obsessive stylist".

He acknowledged having "an affinity for Joe Biden and Barack Obama".

He acknowledged having "an affinity for Joe Biden and Barack Obama". But he said it never influenced his coverage of the presidential campaign, as evidenced, he said, by the angry notes he often received from liberals last year concerning his coverage.

Although this does not influence the conclusions, it should be acknowledged that an affinity approach (such as the use of the CXXC reagent) is more likely to be sensitive to CpG-dense than CpG-depleted loci.

In sharp contrast black respondents acknowledged a global African affinity.

Mr. Byrne acknowledges a lack of affinity for the sitcom genre.

The Democratic United Party acknowledged a defeat.

The governor acknowledged his affinity for labor in a March speech to the California Labor Federation, a coalition representing 2.1 million workers.

Arendt acknowledged her deep affinity with Rahel Varnhagen, née Levin, calling her "my very closest woman friend, unfortunately dead a hundred years now".